Spot 1: LATEST ON ARTPAPERS.org

LATEST ON ARTPAPERS.org

Jonathan Lasker: Visible Thoughts

This feature was originally published in ART PAPERS September/October 2001, Vol. 25, issue 5. A painter of remarkable consistency, Jonathan...
Type:
Interviews
Source:
September/October 2001
Credit:
Interview / David Ryan

Amanda Grae Platner: It’s Still Not Me, It’s You

In It’s Still Not Me, It’s You at Atlanta’s Echo Contemporary Art, Platner’s self-portraits and installations invite the viewer into her world. She coaxes empathy through a variety of strategies, some that are playful and interactive, others that involve showing pain.

Type:
Reviews
Source:
April 29, 2024
Location:
Atlanta, GA
Credit:
Text / EC Flamming

I like it hot: Red, White & Royal Blue

Please forgive the obvious circularity of this statement when I say that, despite my perception of the film’s marketing as...
Type:
Reviews
Source:
May 9, 2024
Credit:
Text / Sherae Rimspey

Larping Adulthood: Freeville to Midlands 

At my elementary school, we maintained a post office, participated in kids’ voting, and took a lesson in free market...
Type:
Features
Source:
Web 2024
Credit:
Text / Courtney McClellan

Spot 2: CHRISTIAN WALKER COLLECTION

CHRISTIAN WALKER COLLECTION

Interview with Andres Serrano

This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS September/October 1990, Vol. 14, issue 5 The following interview was arranged for...
Type:
Interviews
Source:
September / October 1990
Credit:
Interview / Christian Walker

AIDS Art Action

This feature was originally published in ART PAPERS March /April 1989, Vol. 13, issue 2. “It is in the knowledge...
Type:
Features
Source:
March/ April 1989
Credit:
Text / Christian Walker

Interview with Lucinda Bunnen and
Virginia Warren Smith

This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS March/April 1991, Vol. 15, issue 2. Scoring in Heaven: Gravestones and Cemetery...
Type:
Interviews
Source:
March/April 1991
Credit:
Interview / Christian Walker

Bump and Grind / Search and Destroy

This artist project originally appeared in ART PAPERS July/August 1992. Christian Walker was an Atlanta-based artist.
Type:
Projects
Source:
July/August 1992
Credit:
Project/ Christian Walker

Spot 3: QUEERING NARRATIVES

QUEERING NARRATIVES

Kenneth Tam: The Silence We Hold Between Our Bodies

Re’al Christian speaks with Kenneth Tam about his recent work Silent Spikes; the entwined mythologies of American Cowboys with Chinese laborers on the Transcontinental Railroad; and the intimacy—and intensity—of male coming-of-age rituals.

Type:
Interviews
Source:
Summer 2021
Credit:
Interview / Re’al Christian

Make Me Feel Mighty Real: Drag/Tech and the Queer Avatar

Tay was born a teenage girl chatbot on March 23, 2016. Her parents, a crew of Microsoft employees, designed her as...
Type:
Reviews
Source:
April 19, 2023
Location:
Los Angeles, CA
Credit:
Text / Patty Gone

Queer Intimacy: A Conversation with Diedrick Brackens

The implications of emerging fully black and fully queer into the art world, and of creating images wherein men touch.

Type:
Interviews
Source:
August 14, 2019
Credit:
Text / TK Smith

BREYER P-ORRIDGE: We Are But One

In We Are But One [April 15–July 10, 2022]—the first major, posthumous US exhibition of artists, musicians, occultists, and spouses...
Type:
Reviews
Source:
Summer 2022
Location:
Brooklyn, NY
Credit:
Text / Isis Awad

Spot 4: FROM OUR CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

FROM OUR CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

Of Oysters, Roaches, and New Pessimism in Hong Kong

It’s all very Videodrome. That body horror manifests in phone-breath-bed 3 (2023), a sculpture presented in its own small room. A silicone face emerges out of a Perspex panel, where, lower down, a silicone slab forms a womblike concave depression. The panel hovers over the form of a hospital bed with the support of gray plastic piping, whose mattress is a screen-skin painting with creased dermal folds framing silicone protrusions that swell from the flatness.

Type:
Reviews
Source:
June 29, 2023
Location:
Hong Kong
Credit:
Text / Stephanie Bailey

Robin Levy: A Space of Solidarity

In 2021, I traveled to see Prospect 5: Yesterday We Said Tomorrow. As I prepared for the trip, a mutual...
Type:
Interviews
Source:
October 17, 2023
Credit:
Interview / Joey Orr

All My …/All My— Designing Motherhood and the Labyrinth of Reproductive Health

The breathtaking range of topics in Designing Motherhood—choices of whether to conceive children or take a pregnancy to term, infant mortality, sterilization abuse, thalidomide, cesarean birth curtains, masculine birth, baby formula, the faja (a wrap for binding a postpartum abdomen), gender reveals, the Del Em Device, car seats, carers and carrying, the tie-waist skirt, the breast pump, and so on—reveals the immense, intricate knowledge necessary to understand reproductive health, and to advocate for conditions that promote wellbeing.

Type:
Features
Source:
Fall 2022
Credit:
Text/ Dinah Ryan

Michael Jones McKean: All That Lies Out of Sight

David Kim and Michael Jones McKean consider the immensity of the horizon and the poetics of a global body.

Type:
Interviews
Source:
Fall 2019
Credit:
Interview / David Kim

Spot 5: ON ALTERNATIVE ARTS PUBLICATIONS

ON ALTERNATIVE ARTS PUBLICATIONS

Closing Shots From An Editor

This feature was originally reprinted in ART PAPERS July/August 1991, Vol. 15, issue 4 after having originally been published in...
Type:
Features
Source:
July/August 1991
Credit:
Text / Cory Dugan

Cultural Triage and The Demise of the Non Profit

This feature was originally reprinted in ART PAPERS July/August 1991, Vol. 15, issue 4. Most discussions about the current “crisis”...
Type:
Features
Source:
July/August 1991
Credit:
Text / Grant Kester

Spot 6: ATLANTA BORN AND BRED

ATLANTA BORN AND BRED

Artists Books from The Atlanta School

In recent decades much attention has been given to a child’s ability to identify basic geometric shapes and the colors....
Type:
Features
Source:
Septemeber / October 1980
Location:
Atlanta, GA
Credit:
Text / Ronnog Seaberg

Let It Flow—Hannah Palmer’s Reimagined Atlanta

The quest that led Atlanta-based writer and urban designer Hannah Palmer to create Ghost Pools last summer in Atlanta was...
Type:
Reviews
Source:
December 12, 2023
Location:
Atlanta, GA
Credit:
Text / Cathy Byrd

Founding Stories:
Oral Histories of Grassroots Atlanta

“Founding Stories: Oral Histories of Grassroots Atlanta” was a decade-by-decade series of panel discussions exploring the founding stories of a selection of Atlanta’s DIY, grassroots, and artist-run spaces.

Type:
Collections
Source:
ART PAPERS Archives
Credit:
Art Papers

Three Case Studies in Ecological Protest

At the time of this timeline’s original publishing in our Fall 2023 issue, Counter Ecologies, in Atlanta, the Stop Cop...
Type:
Features
Source:
Fall 2023
Credit:
Text / Karina Teichert

Spot 7: FROM THE GLOSSARY

FROM THE GLOSSARY

autosexuality

Shehab Awad takes up the term autosexuality (n.) and offers a parable of self-discovery and acceptance.

Type:
Glossary
Source:
Summer 2021
Credit:
Text / Shehab Awad

Talanoa

This work is an oral history and is best experienced read out loud.  Is it possible to make art in...
Type:
Glossary
Source:
Spring 2022
Credit:
Text / Shivanjani Lal

Environment

The poet Theognis, back around the sixth century BCE, celebrated the octopus for its “ingenuity” in mimicking “the color of...
Type:
Glossary
Source:
Fall 2023
Credit:
Text / Drew Zeiba

anal

Most men, I’ve read, never see their own anuses, let alone other for-them-unthinkable verbs. My approach to the root chakra...
Type:
Glossary
Source:
Fall 2022
Credit:
Text / Edward Austin Hall